Passage of Honored Citizen Martin Innes Noted in Dillon
Dillon mourns the death of Martin Innes at Barrett hospital after a long illness. A Beaverhead County resident for 44 years born May 8 1868 in Canada he helped his community through service and cheerfulness. Survived by wife a daughter Lawrence Fenner of California son Leonard sisters and brothers. Funeral held at the Presbyterian church with Masonic rites. interment Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Martin Innes
Barrett Hospital
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Minn
Innes
Beaverhead County
Canada
John Innes
Grasshopper Creek
Helena
Helena Business College
Eliel Brothers
Presbyterian Church
Ernest E. Loft
Edward Smith
Masonic Lodge
Mountain View Cemetery
Lorenzo Cushing
Francis Tonney
A. I. Cashmore
C. E. Blinn
William Scully
Sylvester Hirschman
Lawrence Fenner
California
Leonard
C. G. Wheat
Virginia City
Mary Innes
This City
John
Laurin
Evans
Ennis
Banquet Honors 1925 Football Squad Leaders
Coach Julian Gunderson and Principal A. T. Peterson hosted a banquet Wednesday at the Beaverhead cafe for the 1925 football squad. Speakers included Dr. W. H. Stephan and Roy Forrester. Jack Yale named captain of the 1926 gridders and also captain of the basketball team training under Gunderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Gunderson
A. T. Peterson
Beaverhead Cafe
W. H. Stephan
Roy Forrester
Jack Yale
Gunderson
Clemow man drives two tons of goods to Big Hole ranch
Mr and Mrs George Clemow spent a few days in Dillon this week. Mr Clemow recently started a recording truck line between Dillon and his ranch in the Big Hole basin south of Jackson about 55 miles away. He made a round trip in one day by loading two tons of supplies, delivering them, and returning to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clemow
Dillon
Clemow
Big Hole Basin
Jackson
Death Rumor Unfounded about Charles Robinette
Report from Dillon said Charles Robinette a former Centennial valley rancher was critically ill in Spokane with pneumonia and rumors of his death spread. A later message announced his recovery, bringing relief to county friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Charles Robinette
Centennial Valley
Spokane
Young Man Lester Schultz Recovering After Farm Accident
Lester Schultz was thrown beneath a heavy hay rack when his team bolted near the Schultz ranch at Sheridan. He suffered several broken ribs and bruises but is recovering in good shape. Dr F M Poindexter treated him after the wagon dragged him several hundred yards until he freed himself. Schultz is well known in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Schultz
Schultz Ranch
Sheridan
F. M. Poindexter
Dillon
Million Dollar Loss Highlighted by Sidebranding Cattle
An article notes the million dollar annual impact of sidebranding on western cattle hides. Deep side brands ruin leather quality, lowering hide value and limiting usable products from soles to belting and harness. Brand placement on thighs or shoulders is recommended to avoid waste.
Old Volumes on View at Presbyterian Church
Display marks the four hundredth anniversary of the English Bible with copies of ancient manuscripts versions and translations. Highlights include Codex Sinaiticus and a 1560s print, plus Greek proofs Hebrew Bible and an English prayer book. Pastor to discuss William Tyndale life and martyrdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Vatican
Rome
Royal Library
St. Petersburg
Petrograd
Leningrad
Mount Sinai
James I
England
William
Charles the Martyr
William Tyndale
Death of Hubert F. Cozad in Garrington Nevada
Hubert F. Cozad aged 21 died in Garrington Nevada at an early hour this morning. He had lived most of his life in Dillon and left last June to work in the Southwest. His father Bert Cozad and other relatives in Dillon or the county. It is unclear if the body will be returned for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert F. Cozad
Garrington
Nevada
Dillon
Bert Cozad
Auto License Law Has New Wrinkles
The Montana motor license department moves to the state prison in Deer Lodge next Tuesday under Ski Small. A new $1 fee for a certificate of ownership will be charged by warden Austin Middleton, with all forms supplied from the prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin B. Middleton
State Penitentiary
Legislative Assembly
Secretary of State
Motor Vehicle Department
State of
Montana
Ski Small
Valley County
Small
Middleton
Deer Lodge
Mont
Governor Hay Booster for Beaverhead County
Former Governor M. E. Hay of Spokane is in Beaverhead County for business. He heads the Big Ben Land Company which owns 1 200 acres near Dillon leased to R J Frey. He praises the county as a successful farming and livestock area with good yields and strong prospects.
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M. E. Hay
Spokane
Wash
Big Ben Land Company
Pacific Northwest
Spur Ranch
Dillon
Bond Station
R. J. Frey
Hay
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
December Term District Court Proceedings Begin
The December term of the district court convened with cases including State versus Charles A. Smith for liquor law violations. Smith pleaded guilty. sentencing postponed to February 1 due to hospital operation. Other defendants faced similar delays for mitigation, trials began for William Gray on liquor sales, civil cases listed, and several debt and foreclosure actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Smith
Smith
H. G. Rodgers
Sam Arndts
Stephan
Poindexter
Rodgers
Jim Fung
William Gray
C&vl Darnitzer Et al
Ore Short Line Railroad
Oscar Garner
Hugh Sweeney
Beaverhead Realty Co
W. J. Cushing
Nick Spehar
Mike Rebich
Martin Sorenson
The
Leader Cash Grocery
Stephan J. Kambich
John Hand
Julius Hartwig
Ida Hand
Civil War Vet Has a Splendid War Record
J. W. Denny of Dillon, a hay hand in the Big Hole basin, claims the longest service record among Montana Civil War veterans. He enlisted near sixteen, served four years and ten months in Company G, 21st Missouri, fought at Shiloh Corinth Nashville and Fort Blakely, covered about 10,000 miles, and fought in 35 battles with victories in all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. WW. Denny
Dillon
Big Hole
Montana
Missouri
21St
Grant
Shiloh
Halleck
Rosencrans
Corinth
Sherman
Champion Hills
Smith
Germantown
Tupelo
Thomas
Nashville
Canby
Fort Blakley
Fort Blakely
Denny
Arrest of George Smith for liquor charge in district court
George Smith was arrested Friday at a North Montana street soft drink shop by Sheriff Mooney and Chief Nelson. He pled guilty in district court Saturday before Judge H. G. Rodgers and received 60 days in county jail and a $300 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Mooney
Nelson
Montana Street
H. G. Rodgers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martin
Innes Last
the Tribune
George H. Jones
Standard Oil
Tage
U. H. Ellinger
Armour’s Livestock Bureau
Uncle Sam
John A. MacReady
McCook Field
Dayton
Ohio
Adolph Winter
Leipzig
Joe Shaw
New Temperance Head
Ella A.boole
Brooklyn
N. Y
W.C.T. U
Ski Sie
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